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Monitor articles for March 31, 1988

• On the run with gun ... and computer
• Dramas serve up Italian spice and a dollop of British history
• Books from Islamic publishing houses sell well in Egyptian markets
• Suspicion grips a racially polarized community. Justice system in a North Carolina county questioned after murder
• Brazil's debt plan tests warming ties to banks. Strapped again
• Essays on life in Central America today
• Ed Meese must go ... [ cf. ... and so must Noriega ]
• Curbing the arms flow
• Shultz's persistence
• Louisville tries using cash to get new plays. Newcomer Jimmy Breslin lives up to his bargain, but critics rap commissioning
• Contents of an empty box
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• Wanted: 250 arms control inspectors. Pentagon corps will check INF compliance - and escort Soviets in the US
• His life is Cambodia's story
• How an appointment with a coach became a lesson on packing
• CIA, covert action, and congressional oversight
• Counsel for the condemned
• Philharmonia and Sinopoli: formidable talents, but poorly matched? Prestigious London orchestra faltering under new conductor
• A super star goes out in style. The aftermath of a supernova blast reveals that nature is a successful alchemist
• Their island in the sun. St. Helena Island, S.C., is held in a special unwritten trust of family and church ties
• The way to be lifted up